Ballet Pécs celebrates its 60th jubilee in 2021. 

The Ballad of Loathing was the very first production of Ballet Pécs that debuted on 3 January 1961.
Imre Eck's iconic choreography to Sándor Szokolay's composition has been performed several times to celebrate an important jubilee of the company.
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the foundation of Ballet Pécs a brand new concept was developed by director Balázs Vincze. Fresh contemporary choreography was created by Lóránd Zachár to Sándor Szokolay's original music. To follow the concept new costumes were created by designer Viktor Kozarics. 

The Ballad of Loathing can be seen in the first part of the gala evening.
More than ballet- a documentary about the company's past and present is to debut as the second part of the gala evening.

THE BALLAD OF LOATHING

Performed by 
Karin Iwata,  Marina Pérez Ahedo, Frank Edina, Kis Jana Luca, Rónaki Nina, Balogh Csongor, José Blasco Pastor, Koncz Péter, Matola Dávid, Molnár Zsolt, Szabó Márton, Varga Máté

Composer: Szokolay Sándor  
Costume Designer: Kozarics Viktor
Dramaturg: Uhrik Teodóra 
The Choreographer's Assistant: Ujvári Katalin 
Director: Vincze Balázs  
Choreographer: Zachár Lóránd 

The Ballad of Loathing was co-produced with the Pécs National Theatre and funded by the National Cultural Fund.

 

 

 

MORE THAN BALLET... - a documentary

Project Manager: Uhrik Teodóra

The film was created by FILMING IN PÉCS:

Director: Richárd M. Nagy HSD.
Executive Producer: Ernő Urbán
Writer, 1st Assistant Director: Ferenc Fiszter
Director of Photography: Dániel Wenhardt 
Producer: Adrienn Farkas
Script Editors: Zsófia Hajdú, Bernadett Nádorné Sasvári 
Composer, Sound Editor, Sound Designer, Re-recording mixer: Bálint Nagy 
Picture Editor: Roland Marosy 
Gaffer: László Oláh 
Production Manager: Nikolett Müller-Takács
Cameramen: Armand Figler, Ferenc Fiszter, Dániel Reisz, Dániel Szabó, Tamás Őrs Paplauer, Tamás Varga
Graphics: Melinda Bordás
Make-up Artist: Luca Mester 
Colorist: Fiszter Ferenc

The documentary was created by Filming in Pécs and funded by the Ministry of Human Capacities.